See the sections below for the GLOCAL dissertations so far.
Dissertation titles of the first cohort of GLOCAL students, who started their studies in 2017 and graduated in December 2019
Pathway A (Glasgow-Barcelona-Rotterdam)
| Marginalisation, Poverty and Creative Cities: Arts, Science, Innovation and Urban Development |
| Creative Industries in Emerging Countries: balancing economic growth and inequality |
| Changing dynamics of the design economy Netherlands since the 1980s |
| How does cultural policy accommodate for diversity? A comparative study of arts promotion in Dublin and Rotterdam |
| Cultural Policy in the Time of Neoliberalism: Exploring the Socio-Economic Effects of The European Capital of Culture Programme in Three Cities |
| Mapping and Analysis of Creative City Networks |
| Multiculturalism: A Cause or Means to Gentrification |
| Musiconomics : How Sweden’s global music factory works |
| Markets and Superdiversity: A case study of Rotterdam |
| Influence of spaces on communication, collaboration, productivity and well-being |
| Workforce immigration and the case of Puerto Rican and Cuban immigrants in the US |
| The Development and Marketing Strategies of Cultural Creative Industries—take Japanese manga and cartoon industries for example |
Pathway B: (Glasgow-Barcelona-Göttingen)
| Importing entrepreneurial spirit? Return migrant entrepreneurship in Lithuania, 1990-2018 |
| European Integration: Greek Trade Unions’ Perspectives and Responses, 1980-2010 |
| A Comparative Analysis between the Pakistani Female Immigrant Entrepreneurs working in London and Manchester |
| Management of Political Risks and Uncertainty by Indian-Zambian Entrepreneurs, 1945 – 2019 |
| Social-environmental conflict in La Gomera: the case study of the water bottling plant of Taguluche 1998-2015 |
| Bangladeshi Immigrant entrepreneurs of London and Luton |
| Public-Private-Partnerships for Peacebuilding. The Case of Meta in Colombia |
| The Role of Uncertainty Avoidance and Success Targets in Berlin’s Startups |
| Creative Industries in Ukraine: From Indifference to Enthusiasm |
| Medellín’s transformation into a `Creative City´? From drug and gang violence to innovation districts and library parks, urban policy initiatives 1990 – 2018 |
| The Fashion Question: Feminism in Vogue, 1960-1980 – An Image and Discourse Analysis |
| Mercosur and Trade Liberalization in Latin America: The Effects of Regional Economic Integration in the Automotive Industry, 1990s to Today |
| Turkish Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Germany and the Netherlands |
| The Pink Tide and the City: A study of São Paulo’s urban planning policies under the government of Fernando Haddad (2013-2016) |
| Open Higher Education for Refugees through Digital Solutions |
| Extractive Industry and Child Labour – a case study on Madagascar |
| Road from Damascus: Investigating Syrian Newcomer Entrepreneurship in Germany since the 2015 Refugee Crisis |
| Balancing between Temerity and Docility: Female Entrepreneurs in Cambodia |
Dissertation titles of the second cohort of GLOCAL students, who started their studies in 2018 and will graduate in December 2020
Pathway A (Glasgow-Barcelona-Rotterdam)
| “Follow the product”: Changing Geographical Associations in Luxury Fashion |
| A Living Room for the City. A Comparative Perspective on the Contribution of LocHal Tilburg and V&A Dundee to Culture-Led Redevelopment |
| Blue and white: The Cultural Influence of Chinese Porcelain on the Netherlands |
| Bulgarian female entrepreneurs in London |
| Can creative economy drive economic growth in the Global South? |
| Comparing the history of business and city branding. |
| Decoding Heritage & Luxury Branding Strategies for Premium Brands: from Starting a Business to Building an Empire |
| Globalisation, EU Policy Drivers in the Growth of EMJMDs, and the Mobility Implications for Latin American Students |
| Hip Hop Huis in Rotterdam (2002-2020) |
| International sea transports in relation with post-colonial development in West Africa (coastal countries) 1960-2000. |
| Making It: Resiliency of Creative Agencies in the Digital, Glocal Economy |
| Port City Festivals. Their Role and Impact |
| Precarity through the time: career trajectories of fashion photographers |
| Queer Spaces & Local Creativities |
| Social capital of live music. Understanding small sized events |
| The development and the culture orientated national strategy – the case of South Korean entertainment industry |
| The development of menswear fashion in London |
| The right to the ordinary city. Rethinking culture and creativity in Latin America through the scoial circus practices in the 21st century |
| The transform of hospitality industry in the Netherlands from 1997 onward: A case study on Booking.com |
| Whose Waste is it anyway? |
Pathway B: (Glasgow-Barcelona-Göttingen)
| A comparative analysis of Germany and Japan’s energy transition from a geopolitical perspective |
| Airbnb and Gentrification: How the Sharing Economy Affects Urban Inequality |
| Central Bank and Financial Education: an analysis of the Brazilian case |
| Collective land management: land reforms and environmental sustainability in the Scottish Highlands |
| Complementary Currencies as an Instrument of Local Economic Development |
| Consuming authenticity in global cities: resurgence of local identity through specialty coffee industry in Barcelona and Hamburg |
| Development, Segregation, and Community Activism: A Case Study of the Development of Baltimore’s “Black Butterfly” |
| Economic Development in East Germany after 1990 |
| Effects of technology on industrial labour in Pakistan – historical and contemporary perspectives |
| Energy Transitions and the Decarbonisation of Scotland’s Railway |
| Gentrification and Policies of Social Mixing in Urban Neighborhoods |
| Going Green: why and how cities turn into “eco-cities” |
| Growth of Latin Music in Global Markets |
| How the rise of the Digital Platform Economy disrupts and transforms the role of advertising, media agency and marketers |
| Labour and environmental policies in the late 20th century |
| Local financial technology start-ups and the implication on traditional global banking industry |
| Northeast Passage as a Future Trade Route connecting China and Europe |
| Private Sector & Grassroots Initiatives for Refugee Integration in Germany |
| Skilled Migration and Brain Drain |
| The Charging Model of Multi-Sided Platforms |
| The constant fight for survival: German family Mittelstands’ transformation, from 1970s onwards- A case study of Magura |
| The Evolution of Social Businesses in Germany after the European Refugee Crisis |
| The role of banks in the environmental protection |
| To be young and in Russia: The Impact of Post-Soviet privatisation of healthcare and education on Russian Youth |
| Travel Industry and the rise of online travel agencies in South East Asia |
| Westernization and De-westernization in Beauty Industry in China |
| When creatives are integrated into urban revival: the regeneration of abandoned spaces |
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